I have built an opitplex kinda like this one, however i just upgraded the psu to 500w, make sure the psu is SFX form factor as standard ATX won't fit in that tiny space, also have a 24 pin to 8 pin motherboard adaptor and depending the psu you buy; you might want to get a cpu 8-pin extender as due to having the GPU in that tiny space you'll have to route the cable cleverly around stuff. that's the power set up you'll want to have on these things if you don't want a psu firecracker.
They make adapters that let you plug standard ATX power supplies into the proprietary connectors on these motherboards It’ll be a 24 to 8 pin or 24 to 6 pin, depending on which model Optiplex you have
PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS, This is a bad idea, as there is no cutout for it and would need to basically either hack it by cutting the metal out to fit a atx power supply, or try and bypass it with a sfx power supply and also DELL DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO DO THIS and DOES NOT turn off the power supply when you turn off the computer and keeps the power supply always spinning and on while the components are off and also only fixes if you unplug/switch off the power supply, please make sure you have experience as misinformation is wild now. Proof? Search up DLM tech garage and "My computer is haunted!!" and his 3050 would not shut off, you might be wondering, different model, etc IT APPLYS TO BOTH 40 and 50, My advice is to skimp and go for a 1650 or super as they are not as dangerous or use only a 6 pin.
i have this same optiplex, however the gpu i will be using will be a gtx 1650 super, it's 6 pin, tdp is 100 watts max, would a sata to 6-pin be fine in my situation?
I bought two of these optiplex’s just before you made this video! Got mine for $59 each and they came with radeon r7 450’s play Fortnite at 100fps stock!
I actually got the same rig 8 months ago w/out a hdd for $120+shipping. Not bad for an i7 6700 rig w/ 16gb of ddr4. I have a 1660ti and 512gb crucial p3 ssd in mine and use it as a capture pc. Enables me to use the nvenc encoder on the 1660ti so I can output a 1440p stream. My main rig is a 5800x3d and 6800xt. Tried using the H.264/265 encoders on the 6800xt to put out a 1440p but the 6000 series card's encoders are ass. This little dell is allowing me to put out a buttery smooth 1440p 13500kbps stream thanks to the 1660ti's nvenc encoder.
@@wissamalhalabi6108 I wouldn't buy anything less than a 10th gen at this point in basically 2024. Windows 11 doesn't even support 7th gen and there's for better, more modern budget options than selling yourself short on a 7 year old cpu.
Isn't this incredibly risky? I'm not entirely sure, but doesn't the SATA connection provide only around 30 watts each? That might not be sufficient power for the GPU when running at full capacity, and there's a high risk of it catching fire over time. I wouldn't sell that if I was you.
@@teckdeck619people have done worse with PCs and they've turned out fine. It's not something I would do personally by any means, but it's likely not something that'll cause catastrophic failure like you make it out to sound. Hell, I've even seen OEM system makers do this with GPUs and expansion cards. Again, I'm not saying this is a smart idea, it's dumb as hell, but it's "likely" not a fire risk. At least he's not using an Apevia power supply like Zach's Tech Turf or Techsource does. That's a real fire hazard lmao.
I think they can provide 50 watts. If it was a 4060 that uses less tdp I could see this being really good like the toasty bros did. Granted more expensive but it only had a tdp of 130w for the entire system
I paid $300 for an i7 8700k, GTX 1060 6GB Turbo, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, Corsair H100i 240mm AIO cooler, and a Kediers C570 open air case with 7 RGB fans. The motherboard is an MSI Z370-A PRO. The PC came with no PSU or storage but I had those components from a previous build.
i just got a dell optiplex 390 sff, upgraded bios, got a gt 1070 and i5 2500, 8gb ram, and every game ive tried is 50-60fps, couldnt ask for anything more for around 220 bucks
I have an Optiplex 7040 with an i5 that I bought for like $150. It came with a 512GB NVMe SSD and an i5 6500. I threw in an RX 6400, 32GB of RAM and an extra 4TB HDD and it's pretty awesome! I wouldn't use it as my main PC, but for work or even for a student that wants to play e-sports titles it's perfect for not that much money. The only bad side is that the parts are proprietary and the upgrade path kinda sucks, so keep that in mind before investing money into an Optiplex.
I remember I needed a cheap desktop computer and got an OptiPlex with a 3470 about 5 years ago. I then realized I can finally play Shenmue 3(awful game) with a cheap low-profile GPU, so I got a GTX1050. Needless to say, I was addicted to fps coming from an Xbox all my life. Multiple platforms/CPUs/GPUs later, I still miss the Optiplex lol.
Why not an 8th or 9th gen Dell Optiplex or Inspiron, I have seen them for $100-120. I also saw an i7 9700 Dell Optiplex for $140 with 8gb of ram and a 512gb SSD.
Total fire hazard using a RTX 3060 on a 240w PSU, that system will probably only have 170w on the 12 volt rail. Plus the lack of airflow in that case will make heat a major problem, toasty bros do the same sketchy stuff for views and don't think of the safety aspect. That GPU has a 170W power draw, that's without all the other components. if we don't need big power supply's, why do we all buy them? Also no airflow.
one of the reasons why fortnite is such a good benchmark test for builds like this is because it uses the unreal engine, which is the most graphically and visually realistic engine you can make a game with.
If u have a Dell optiplex 3010 sff Here are some upgrades 1.cpu upgrade u can upgrade to a i53400 which is faster then the i3 3240 2. Add a gpu, some Dell optiplex come with a low profile gpu and I recommend u to upgrade it to a gtx 1060ti low profile 3. Easiest upgrade is ram just get two sticks of 8 gb ram ddr3
Great deal on fhe 3060. I'm waiting for optilexes with 8th gen cpus to come down in price as the 2 extea cores should eliminate most of the cpu bottleneck.
@@carabondish Higher wattage power supplies are hard to come by, however sata cable can provide up to 54 watts of power and the pcie slot gives up to 75 watts, so the GPU would be able to get up to 183 watts. The 3060 is very efficient so only has a TDP of 170 watts. Its still a janky way to do it but it would work, and we're definitely seeing a CPU bottleneck.
I just scored a 3050 MT for $80, I’m just worried my ASUS DUAL GTX 1060 won’t fit, and it only has 256gb of storage - all the way full with just 3 games. I plan on selling it later for $400 to $600, wish me luck! It has rgb too :)
Friend tried upgrading this model optiplex with a 2060. So I gave him a 400w PSU with a 2x molex to 8pin Adapter to at least test it before he goes and buys a new PSU that has all the plugs. He later called me that it worked fine at first, until it exploded. There where loose parts falling out of that PSU after that Must have overloaded that cheapo unlabeled business pc psu that weighted next to nothing.
I'm honestly shocked he put a 3060 in there and not upgraded the rams and power supply also, that would do wonders on this setup, it would also probably remove the adaptor to be required, since it's a fresher set of cables. But overall it looks good
I have the Dell OptiPlex 7060. It's similar to your PC. My PC doesn't have the 8 pin adapter too. Can you share the 8pin adapter so I can order one? Thanks!
I have a Optiplex 9020 build with a i7-4790, RX 580 2048SP, 16gb of 1600 Mhz DDR3 ram, and a 1tb hard drive.. Got it for about $300 and its very cursed because the power button doesn't work so I have to put it in sleep mode every night and if I want to turn it off I have to unplug it from the wall or I wont beable to turn it back on.. Wish I did it this way instead
I'm working on a similar build but with a nice case and I just bought the motherboard for $15. CPU for $65 and GT 1030 GPU for $50. All in $193. What do you think I can sell for? I'm hoping at least $250 but gonna try for $400
Hey elijah I hope you see this but I just wanna say thanks because you're the reason I got into pcs and am trying to flip pcs and make videos on it @virtualtl is the channel I hope you notice it
I have one I spent $200 for everything and it’s insane it pairs up with a $700 pre built not as pretty but I’d rather game then have something just sitting
Instead of the 3060 you could go with the LP 3050 6gb, LP 6400, LP 1650, LP 4060, or even the LP RX550…but I’d get the LP 6400 or the 3050 6gb…but preferably the rx 6600 if you have the money…
I was testing with an HD 5570 graphics card that has a consumption very much lower than that and it did not give me video, do you think it is because of the adapter since it is not the same, it is only one SATA port to 6 pin GPU. I also tried on several pcie express x16 ports
I'm afraid to buy the 1660 or 1650 Super and that they won't give me an image, which would be useless if it doesn't work and I would waste money and time.
I saw some comments about the fire risk so what do you do to prevent that? Because I want to get a pc like this but i dont want to risk the fire hazard
Don’t use a SATA to PCIe adapter. They make adapters that let you plug standard ATX power supplies into the proprietary connectors on these motherboards. It’ll be a 24 to 8 or 24 to 6 pin adapter depending on the model of Optiplex you’re trying to build up, so do your research before purchasing A standard ATX power supply will have something these proprietary Dell units don’t have: a PCIe power cable for a GPU Ideally you’ll want to use a modular power supply
Ima just get a Optiplex mini tower and a 1050 ti lp as my first gaming pc and if that doesn’t go well I have a ps5 and I still have a pc if it’s the GPU that doesn’t work
my pc has a i7 6700k its a hp elite desk g2 sff and it has 32gb ram once i stop using it if i upgrade i willl case swap it and have it as a home server
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That 3060 is way to spicy to be running on sata power
It's not 3060 it's 360
@@GageChandler-x3i no
@@GageChandler-x3i💀
@@GageChandler-x3i 💀
@@GageChandler-x3ino, its a 3060
I have built an opitplex kinda like this one, however i just upgraded the psu to 500w, make sure the psu is SFX form factor as standard ATX won't fit in that tiny space, also have a 24 pin to 8 pin motherboard adaptor and depending the psu you buy; you might want to get a cpu 8-pin extender as due to having the GPU in that tiny space you'll have to route the cable cleverly around stuff.
that's the power set up you'll want to have on these things if you don't want a psu firecracker.
Hey by chance could u say what power supply you got. And was it able to fit in the case.
SFX and not ATX.
Thanks for the tip man. I'll keep that in mind.
hey, just curious, what gpu do you have?
@@antic420 I got an Radeon RX 5500 XT, i know it's not the best gpu but hey it was sale.
@@DogetonReal yeah i wanted to buy it too once, nice gpu
They make adapters that let you plug standard ATX power supplies into the proprietary connectors on these motherboards
It’ll be a 24 to 8 pin or 24 to 6 pin, depending on which model Optiplex you have
PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS, This is a bad idea, as there is no cutout for it and would need to basically either hack it by cutting the metal out to fit a atx power supply, or try and bypass it with a sfx power supply and also DELL DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO DO THIS and DOES NOT turn off the power supply when you turn off the computer and keeps the power supply always spinning and on while the components are off and also only fixes if you unplug/switch off the power supply, please make sure you have experience as misinformation is wild now. Proof? Search up DLM tech garage and "My computer is haunted!!" and his 3050 would not shut off, you might be wondering, different model, etc IT APPLYS TO BOTH 40 and 50, My advice is to skimp and go for a 1650 or super as they are not as dangerous or use only a 6 pin.
Oh gee why does aliexpress not mention that with these cables
@@figno calm down you can easily bypass it by pressing a key combination its gonna give you an error but you can skip it
@figno I've used this method a few times no issues, simply turn off the psu...
That Optiplex is "ready to go" alright. Go up in flames, with that SATA adapter! 😂
That computer is gonna have asthma in no time from that for sure lmao
ikr.. how do u even pair rtx 3060 w a 240 watt psu.. rtx 3060 lit draws 175 watt and obv the remaining watt is not enough for the remaining parts 💀
@@itiswhatitis71 exactly. for a build like this I'd go with a low profile card/upgrade the power supply.
i have this same optiplex, however the gpu i will be using will be a gtx 1650 super, it's 6 pin, tdp is 100 watts max, would a sata to 6-pin be fine in my situation?
@johndank2209 yes.. look it up online many people did that do you are good
I bought two of these optiplex’s just before you made this video! Got mine for $59 each and they came with radeon r7 450’s play Fortnite at 100fps stock!
Seller?
@@zeroturn7091 lynnwood86
Not bad… I bought five for 150$… like 30 a piece very easy flips installing GPU’s in them
I actually got the same rig 8 months ago w/out a hdd for $120+shipping. Not bad for an i7 6700 rig w/ 16gb of ddr4. I have a 1660ti and 512gb crucial p3 ssd in mine and use it as a capture pc. Enables me to use the nvenc encoder on the 1660ti so I can output a 1440p stream. My main rig is a 5800x3d and 6800xt. Tried using the H.264/265 encoders on the 6800xt to put out a 1440p but the 6000 series card's encoders are ass. This little dell is allowing me to put out a buttery smooth 1440p 13500kbps stream thanks to the 1660ti's nvenc encoder.
Can I have core i5 7th gen with rtx 2060
@@wissamalhalabi6108 I wouldn't buy anything less than a 10th gen at this point in basically 2024. Windows 11 doesn't even support 7th gen and there's for better, more modern budget options than selling yourself short on a 7 year old cpu.
Stream like twitch stream or podcasts?
@@THEJimmiChanga did you know you can buy keys and update your windows
bro your such an inspiration. Im starting my own optiplex build too.
Buy something like an Rx 6400 which needs no external power because a sata to 8 pin adapter is very risky.
What if I upgrade the PSU to 850ws will it make a difference for everything can get enough power it needs
@@jorgegallegos6151that’s enough for 95 percent of builds
@@ProFam311isn’t that a pcie gen 4 card tho
@@maceisaiah Yes but toasty bros made a video where it worked just fine so it should work but you might not get as much performance.
Killer deal on the 3060. It was a good build overall.
Elijah just got finished watching all the flipping pc until i can buying a house and can i say that is an amazing series carry on the good work
Isn't this incredibly risky? I'm not entirely sure, but doesn't the SATA connection provide only around 30 watts each? That might not be sufficient power for the GPU when running at full capacity, and there's a high risk of it catching fire over time. I wouldn't sell that if I was you.
up to 54 watts and why he wouldn't sell it he makes profit?
And yeah, 240w PSU powering 180w RTX3060 and 65w i7 6700, a race between psu firework and melting sata cable
I'm surprised more people aren't calling this guy out for using a SATA adapter on a 3060
@@teckdeck619people have done worse with PCs and they've turned out fine. It's not something I would do personally by any means, but it's likely not something that'll cause catastrophic failure like you make it out to sound. Hell, I've even seen OEM system makers do this with GPUs and expansion cards. Again, I'm not saying this is a smart idea, it's dumb as hell, but it's "likely" not a fire risk. At least he's not using an Apevia power supply like Zach's Tech Turf or Techsource does. That's a real fire hazard lmao.
I think they can provide 50 watts. If it was a 4060 that uses less tdp I could see this being really good like the toasty bros did. Granted more expensive but it only had a tdp of 130w for the entire system
Don't forget the front air flow mod for this generation of Optiplex
Bro this is literally a fire hazard I wouldn't sell this pc to anyone
Man, that ad hits me every time as i look at the "Activate Windows" text...
dell optiplexes warm my heart
add some high end gpus and it will warm your room too
@@staanapb it could burn his house bruh
@@NgoMinh-tg7zb did you not understand my joke
@@staanapb and you couldn't understand my joke lol
@@NgoMinh-tg7zb how is that a joke
I paid $300 for an i7 8700k, GTX 1060 6GB Turbo, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, Corsair H100i 240mm AIO cooler, and a Kediers C570 open air case with 7 RGB fans. The motherboard is an MSI Z370-A PRO. The PC came with no PSU or storage but I had those components from a previous build.
From where?
Killer deal on the 3060 literally 🔥🔥
amazing work bud
i just got a dell optiplex 390 sff, upgraded bios, got a gt 1070 and i5 2500, 8gb ram, and every game ive tried is 50-60fps, couldnt ask for anything more for around 220 bucks
you got scammed bro I have a dell optiplex 7010 sff 16gb ram and gtx 1650 160 dollars and gpu only takes 75 watts max
@@knyk1 I would take a 1070 over a 1650 all day lol.
@@Some1x1679 yeah but I got more ram better cpu and cost 30% less
@@Some1x1679 we are not talking about the gpu my pc is overall better than his
@@knyk1 i bought the pc for 50$ and put my own parts lol i dont think i got scammed.
I have an Optiplex 7040 with an i5 that I bought for like $150. It came with a 512GB NVMe SSD and an i5 6500. I threw in an RX 6400, 32GB of RAM and an extra 4TB HDD and it's pretty awesome! I wouldn't use it as my main PC, but for work or even for a student that wants to play e-sports titles it's perfect for not that much money. The only bad side is that the parts are proprietary and the upgrade path kinda sucks, so keep that in mind before investing money into an Optiplex.
Which RX 6400 did you use? Me personally I slapped on a Saphire pulse RX 6400
Would a rx 6600 be better with the i5 6400
Do you have the stock psu? 180w.
I remember I needed a cheap desktop computer and got an OptiPlex with a 3470 about 5 years ago. I then realized I can finally play Shenmue 3(awful game) with a cheap low-profile GPU, so I got a GTX1050. Needless to say, I was addicted to fps coming from an Xbox all my life. Multiple platforms/CPUs/GPUs later, I still miss the Optiplex lol.
Why not an 8th or 9th gen Dell Optiplex or Inspiron, I have seen them for $100-120. I also saw an i7 9700 Dell Optiplex for $140 with 8gb of ram and a 512gb SSD.
Plz send me the link to it
link?
Bro can you send the link I kinda need it
where link?
@@TheRealAstro777 they are on ebay bro
Total fire hazard using a RTX 3060 on a 240w PSU, that system will probably only have 170w on the 12 volt rail. Plus the lack of airflow in that case will make heat a major problem, toasty bros do the same sketchy stuff for views and don't think of the safety aspect. That GPU has a 170W power draw, that's without all the other components. if we don't need big power supply's, why do we all buy them? Also no airflow.
Love when sellers "Pack Properly" cheers
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Definitely ill be trying to build this thanks so much
Will Y\you do another video about this computer by adding a cpu cooler or a power supply. I love to watch videos like this.
“If i blow up i love u guys” damn
PSU going boom boom soon
bro that been illegal since 1860s my guy 4;19
Awesome stuff, as always. nice deal on the 3060
Interesting. I wouldn't think the Sata to 8 pin adapter would be sufficient. That opens up a lot of options.
I’ve been looking at 9020 and 7050 it seemed liked the 7050 had better specs? So the higher the number doesn’t matter?
i have a 7050 right now and it doesnt look to good my content can prove that
Another banger of a video
"I ordered a 2-pack, just incase i wanna set another PC imma sell on fire".
one of the reasons why fortnite is such a good benchmark test for builds like this is because it uses the unreal engine, which is the most graphically and visually realistic engine you can make a game with.
i must ask... were you running the 3060 on the 240 watt psu?
That's what I thought upgrade the PSU...
Are the i7 8700 old optiplex worth it? Or still overpriced for now
me watching the first 5 secconds "are the days of flipping old optiplexes over?" on my optiplex flip
Heya! Is it possible to add a few extra fans to help with the cooling?
If u have a Dell optiplex 3010 sff
Here are some upgrades
1.cpu upgrade u can upgrade to a i53400 which is faster then the i3 3240
2. Add a gpu, some Dell optiplex come with a low profile gpu and I recommend u to upgrade it to a gtx 1060ti low profile
3. Easiest upgrade is ram just get two sticks of 8 gb ram ddr3
Great deal on fhe 3060. I'm waiting for optilexes with 8th gen cpus to come down in price as the 2 extea cores should eliminate most of the cpu bottleneck.
He should have upgraded the psu lmao, and sata provides aroujd 24 watts so the gpu was bottlenecking lmao
@@carabondish Higher wattage power supplies are hard to come by, however sata cable can provide up to 54 watts of power and the pcie slot gives up to 75 watts, so the GPU would be able to get up to 183 watts. The 3060 is very efficient so only has a TDP of 170 watts. Its still a janky way to do it but it would work, and we're definitely seeing a CPU bottleneck.
After replacing every component on my pc turns out it was just the power button on the pc case all along
I just scored a 3050 MT for $80, I’m just worried my ASUS DUAL GTX 1060 won’t fit, and it only has 256gb of storage - all the way full with just 3 games. I plan on selling it later for $400 to $600, wish me luck! It has rgb too :)
Glad you didn’t blow up!!
Nice to show sometimes you have errors. Love that you keep it real man!
This could be the new console killer😵
Probably, if it had a better psu and not a SATA adapter then it totally could.
Keep up the amazing work
Gotta agree with what other people are saying, a 3060 is too much for a stock Optiplex PSU. Definitely pushing the borderline.
Can it run 2 monitors or just 1?
Ark Ascended: "Hold my beer" ...gets 30fps on medium 1080p
Would an i7 8700 be a better fit for the 3060?
yes.
I have an i7 8700k. Would the 3060 be a good GPU to pair with it? I'm assuming there's not much difference between the 8700 and 8700k.
the 3060 would be a good fit. Dont forget to leave out the rx 5700 xt and gtx 1080 ti as budget used options@@BREEZYM6015
I just bought a optiplex 7040 core I7 6700 512gb ssd 16gb ddr4 ram what is the best cheapest card I should buy??
They're far from dead mah boiiiiiiiii
Is your next video gonna be about how my house exploded? Putting a 3060 with a 240 watt psu AND a sata connector is very dangerous
Wouldnt have been that hard to buy a 600w 30$ psu to make sure it wont blow up in the future
Got a dell optiplex too but has i5 will a rtx 580 work in this machine
elijah i love you bro but this is a fire hazard, a new psu is 100% needed for a 3060
Are you sure the power supply isnt the bottleneck?
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Friend tried upgrading this model optiplex with a 2060. So I gave him a 400w PSU with a 2x molex to 8pin Adapter to at least test it before he goes and buys a new PSU that has all the plugs.
He later called me that it worked fine at first, until it exploded. There where loose parts falling out of that PSU after that
Must have overloaded that cheapo unlabeled business pc psu that weighted next to nothing.
Mr Bombastic, Mr Lova Lova.
I'm honestly shocked he put a 3060 in there and not upgraded the rams and power supply also, that would do wonders on this setup, it would also probably remove the adaptor to be required, since it's a fresher set of cables. But overall it looks good
watching this after recieving my optiplex 7070 i5 8500 😂😂ill go for the 2060 though to avoid the bottleneck
4:39 bro connected both sata power connector to a single rail. *hint: should be two different rail
Say Elijah, would you try the new 3050 6 gigs variant for a build like this? 70 W from PCIe slot alone seems safer for builds like this.
honestly im surprised a 3060 even works on a 240w psu
i also
I have the Dell OptiPlex 7060. It's similar to your PC. My PC doesn't have the 8 pin adapter too. Can you share the 8pin adapter so I can order one? Thanks!
Nevermind, I just saw the link. Thank you.
it runs better than my pc
How does a 3060 run with a 240 watt psu?
on idle probably but gaming i dont think so
My old dell 7010 pc just barely runs dayz, you should try it.
Great Video!
Thank you
I have a Optiplex 9020 build with a i7-4790, RX 580 2048SP, 16gb of 1600 Mhz DDR3 ram, and a 1tb hard drive.. Got it for about $300 and its very cursed because the power button doesn't work so I have to put it in sleep mode every night and if I want to turn it off I have to unplug it from the wall or I wont beable to turn it back on.. Wish I did it this way instead
what is the max amount of memory can you put in it?
Dell makes a taller CPU heatsink/fan for this motherboard.
Did u upgrade the power supply?
I'm working on a similar build but with a nice case and I just bought the motherboard for $15. CPU for $65 and GT 1030 GPU for $50. All in $193. What do you think I can sell for? I'm hoping at least $250 but gonna try for $400
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Would a 190 watt power supply be enough for a i5 8500 and a rx 570
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I acquired a Dell Optiplex with the I9 9900 from my work . Would it be better to get one with the I7 or would they be close ?
You didnt checked about the PSU. Isnt that risky with a rtx 3060 and a i7 6700 on this psu? that catching very fire.
Now try to do the same with chapter 5
pls show fortnite while on geforce
Hey elijah I hope you see this but I just wanna say thanks because you're the reason I got into pcs and am trying to flip pcs and make videos on it @virtualtl is the channel I hope you notice it
Surprised the 3060 didn't blow the PSU up.. terribly under powered?
rip powersupply
I have one I spent $200 for everything and it’s insane it pairs up with a $700 pre built not as pretty but I’d rather game then have something just sitting
Instead of the 3060 you could go with the LP 3050 6gb, LP 6400, LP 1650, LP 4060, or even the LP RX550…but I’d get the LP 6400 or the 3050 6gb…but preferably the rx 6600 if you have the money…
I was testing with an HD 5570 graphics card that has a consumption very much lower than that and it did not give me video, do you think it is because of the adapter since it is not the same, it is only one SATA port to 6 pin GPU. I also tried on several pcie express x16 ports
I'm afraid to buy the 1660 or 1650 Super and that they won't give me an image, which would be useless if it doesn't work and I would waste money and time.
specifications of the DELL that I have DELL OPTIPLEX 7040 MT 32 GB ram hdd 2tb, nvme 1tb the HD5570 was tested on another computer and gave an image
I had a question about if we can change the case of the optiplex
depends on the motherboard, if you have a standard atx motherboard you should be fine
DAMN 70$ FOR A 3060!? SHEESH
I saw some comments about the fire risk so what do you do to prevent that? Because I want to get a pc like this but i dont want to risk the fire hazard
Don’t use a SATA to PCIe adapter. They make adapters that let you plug standard ATX power supplies into the proprietary connectors on these motherboards. It’ll be a 24 to 8 or 24 to 6 pin adapter depending on the model of Optiplex you’re trying to build up, so do your research before purchasing
A standard ATX power supply will have something these proprietary Dell units don’t have: a PCIe power cable for a GPU
Ideally you’ll want to use a modular power supply
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Ima just get a Optiplex mini tower and a 1050 ti lp as my first gaming pc and if that doesn’t go well I have a ps5 and I still have a pc if it’s the GPU that doesn’t work
me watching this with a high end pc, huh so cheap wow
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💣🎆240w PSU to power a 180w RTX3060 with a pair of 54w SATA Cable, good work in making bomb and firework 🎆💣.
I would recommend a 1650 or 1660 instead of a 3060 without a better psu
my pc has a i7 6700k its a hp elite desk g2 sff and it has 32gb ram once i stop using it if i upgrade i willl case swap it and have it as a home server
Is there a better GPU that can be paired with it? Even if it has to sit outside the chasey
isnt the rtx 3060 a little overkillfor this? i would go for like a gtx 1660 idk tho